The last few months I have been fully entrenched in a difficult battle.

I usuall y wear my cares on my sleeve, so it is easy to see when I am going through somet hing. I have had a lot of people come up to me and say thinking about you and I tot ally understand what you are going through. Their hearts are in the right place, but, what I really need is: Prayer. You see when you drop to your knees and spea k to the Father on my behalf, you activate the power of Heaven and things just g et done. So, if someone in your life, or, sphere of existence, is struggling, do the most loving and powerful thing one can do; ask Jesus to intercede for them. This will not be a long comment here. I will let the poem speak for itself but here is a verse to chew on. Hebrews 7:25 Consequently, he is able to save to the uttermost [fn] those who draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession for them. The Great Plains Poet, accepter of prayer, soldier of love and believer in His H ope. Pray, Wish Me Tomorrow a poem by Chris T. The pressure, the pummeling, this life that I am to cope. A promise, a foundation and a reason to hope. I know there have been prayers for my pain and my sorrow, But please, pray, wish me tomorrow. For I never know if a moment will continue, and I cant predict if this will still be my whole view. Over and Over it turns in my mind, The offerings youve made theyre so very kind. I have given, taken and placed out of sight, The sacrifices Ive done with all of my might. Slicing small pieces of my life to all that might borrow, But please, pray, wish me a fine tomorrow. Now is the effort, toil and tussle And this time it wont move with all of my muscle. A fight I cant win my discipline or resolve, Like a mystery with all the clues, but still I cant solve. So thanks for you wishes, your thoughts and your grace But please dont forget to fall on your face. Dont get me wrong but please drop your bravado. So, forget not to pray and wish me tomorrow.